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This program will provide strategic, business and clinical leaders
within hospitals and health systems the skills, information and
implementation tools they need to move forward with Population
Health Management. Attendees will learn what has worked at other
hospitals and organizations.
This is an opportunity to lead change at your organization. An Issue
Brief accompanies each webinar and is appropriate for executives
and professionals in a wide range of organizations. CHA partnered
with management consultants and thought leaders from Kaufman,
Hall & Associates to develop and present this program.
POPULATIONHEALTHMANAGEMENTA comprehensive, five-part program for hospital leaders
“ Whether you are already immersed in PHM
or just formulating your strategy, this program
provides practical, boots-on-the-ground tools.
I encourage all hospital leadership
teams — from small, rural facilities
to large urban hospitals — to
learn from and use the information
presented in this program.”
Anne McLeod, MPHSenior Vice President, Health Policy & InnovationCalifornia Hospital Association
“This series has started to connect the dots for me
regarding population health and how to implement it
in my facility.”
“Very informative, insightful and visionary.”
— Comments from program participants
Program Topics
Webinar 1: A Framework for Population Health Management
The series begins by defining PHM and describing its rationale and purpose.
Participants learn the key components of PHM, the competencies needed for success
and the different roles that organizations play within a PHM framework. Also included is
an overview of the PHM activity in California and national markets, along with a roadmap
that organizations can use to develop or strengthen their PHM strategy.
Webinar 2: Business Imperatives of Population Health Management
This module addresses the business challenges in developing PHM care models and
delivery networks, including how to configure a network to achieve adequate coverage,
desired market position, and high-quality care and positive outcomes. Build, buy or
partner options for network development are explored, along with key business
skills in operating a successful PHM delivery network, including contracting, cost
management, consumer engagement, and marketing and communications.
Webinar 3: Clinical Imperatives of Population Health Management
Use of consistent clinical protocols within well-defined care models is critical to
successfully managing the health of a population under value-based payment or an
at-risk financial model. Learn about wellness models, chronic disease management
protocols and evidence-based practices for effective health maintenance, with an
emphasis on evolving roles among clinicians. Tools to analyze population health needs
and coordinate clinical care in all settings and modalities, including virtually, are also
covered.
Webinar 4: Technology for Population Health Management
The technology needs of PHM are significantly different than those of traditional
models. This module covers the key technology capabilities for PHM, including care
coordination monitoring and tracking; patient-centric disease registries; advanced health
analytics, including predictive modeling; enterprise risk management; cost management;
and virtual/mobile health. In addition, participants learn the importance of integrating
clinical and administrative information, new areas of required technology expertise and
how to assess capital requirements for technology investments.
Webinar 5: Leadership and Talent for Population Health Management
PHM makes new demands on leadership and talent. This session defines the
leadership and governance mindset for PHM, including new perspectives on scale,
volume and partnerships. The module describes the role of leadership in fostering key
PHM capabilities and introduces new leadership positions that focus on important facets
of the PHM model, such as chief transformation officer, chief population health officer,
chief medical informatics officer, and a leader for product and benefit design. Finally,
participants learn new metrics of leadership performance and accountability for a PHM
environment.
Kenneth KaufmanChair Kaufman, Hall & Associates
Pam ArlottoPresident and CEO Maestro Strategies
Mark E. GrubeManaging Director Kaufman, Hall & Associates
Matthew J. Lambert III, MDSenior Vice President Kaufman, Hall & Associates
Faculty:
Additional Kaufman, Hall & Associates faculty:
Walter Morrissey, MD, Senior Vice President
Todd Fitz, Senior Vice President
Jody Hill-Mischel, Managing Director
John Poziemski, Vice President
Robert W. York, Senior Vice President
Kalani Redmayne, Assistant Vice President
Anand Krishnaswamy, Assistant Vice President“Program is very well done in all aspects. The content provides a significant amount of
substantial information on the transformable state our industry is in and is done in a
way that is helpful and easy to follow.” — Program participant
POPULATION HEALTHMANAGEMENT
To enhance learning, CHA and Kaufman Hall have
produced comprehensive 20–40 page Issue Briefs
to accompany each webinar. The Issue Briefs
include case examples of what has worked at other
hospitals and organizations based on interviews
conducted with hospital leaders, and address
challenges entities may face when advancing
population health strategies and initiatives.
ISSUE BRIEFS ENHANCE LEARNING
PRICE
Members: .......................................................................... $980 Nonmembers: ................................................................ $1,500
Order 5 or more manuals and receive a 20 percent discount.
The Member Rate is for CHA member hospitals, CHA associate members and
government agencies.
The Nonmember Rate is limited to non-hospital health care providers, clinics,
post-acute facilities, and consultants, insurance companies, law firms and
other entities that serve hospitals. Education programs are a membership
benefit and are not available to eligible nonmember California hospitals.
MANUAL
Purchase the series and share this information-rich
resource with colleagues within your organization.
The manual includes DVDs of the webinar recordings,
Issue Briefs and presentation slides for all five
webinars. Each webinar is approximately two hours.
THREE WAYS TO PURCHASE
Online:Visit www.calhospital.org/pop-health-webinar-recording
Mail:Complete the enclosed order form and mail to:California Hospital Association CHA Publications Sales 1215 K Street, Suite 800 Sacramento, CA 95814
Fax:Fax your order form to (916) 552-7606
QUESTIONS:
Contact the CHA Publications Department at (916) 552-7593
Webinars Recorded Live April–October 2015.